Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
THE FAIR.
Award of Premiums at
the Pavilion.
RESULT OF THE RACES,
The Entries fer the Baby Show
To-day-Attendance on
the Increase.


a number of visitors from surrounding
towns in the district, besides any
Eastern people who had arrived or
the recent excursions. During the
evening the following programme was
rendered by the band:
1-Haisaren March ..........-...... LGuSkg
2-Seleetion, "Ernan1e' .........:. vera
3-WaltZ, "Frohsin" ....... -Heinhdrd
4-Polka-Mazouika, "Mein Leopold"
Observation-Disclosures. ................ .CuW
PART II.
5-Overture, "Crown of Victory Ripley
6-Serio-Comic Medley ..... ....... :. Beye'
7-Waltz, pavilion" ............... Le6ORdtt
PART III.
9-Polonaise, "Marriage Song" . GGseuS
9-Selection, "Trovatore" ,........... Verdi
10-Galop, "Hurrah" ".....................Fd Faust
The quartet composed of the follow
ing gentlemeu E. ID. Crandall, first
tenor; Chas. H. Gabriel, second ten
or; j. W. Gardner, first bass; A. S.
DeYoe, second bass, gave several ex-
cellent selections, among which were /:
First, the Toast by Zollner; second,
How Can l Leave Thee, by Kramer
third, Lovely Night, by Chivatal.
The ice cream booth, the proceeds of
which are to be placed to the credit of
the Orphans Home was well patron
lied, and the ladies in attendance
state that they are prepared to wait
upon all who may visit them.
Following is list of the entries to
the baby show to be held this after
noon. The prizes will be awarded,
commencing at 2 P. NJ. to-day
Blanche Shepherd, aged one year,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. F. Shepherd,
of Los Angeles; Ethel Maud
Ingram, aged fourteen months,
daughter of Mrs. r. F. Ingam, Los
Angeles; Mabel Adams, aged fourteen
months, daughter of Mrs. Jenny
Adams, Downey; Bessie May Cal
vert, aged two months, daughter of
Mrs. II. d. Calvert, Downey; Susan
Miller Salmon, aged fourteen months,
daughter of Mrs. w. B. Salmon,
Southern Hotel, Los Angeles; Esther
Belle Dick, aged four months, daugh
ter of Mrs. +. Dick, Los Angeles; /;
Mary and Martha Lillard, aged two
months, daughters of Mrs. Theodosia
Lillard, East Los Angeles; Bertha
Forsyth, aged six months, daughter
of Mrs. Maria Forsyth, Westminster (;
Sophia Kubach, aged three months,
daughter of Mrs. Sophia Kubach, of
Los Angeles.
THE AWARDS.
The following awards have been
made by the various committees:
JUVENILE.
Maud Lee, Los Angeles, crochet
work, 81.
NJ. Ella Gardner, Anaheim, crazy
quilt, 81.
Blanche Burlington, Los Angeles,
braid work, 81.
Albert II. Gary, Los Angeles, oil
painting, 81.
Eddie Gloven, Los Angeles, draw
ing, ST..
FIRST DEPARTMENT-sECoND CLASS.
Mrs. l.. A. Smith, Los Angeles,
knitting work, silk, 81.
Miss Nellie johnson, Gladstone.
knitting work, crewel, 81.
Mrs. Owen, Los Angeles, artasena
work, 81.
Mrs. X. J. Ingram, Los Angeles,
chenille work, 81.
Mrs. L. A. Smith, Los Angeles, art
ribbon work, ST..
Mrs. Oliver, Los Angeles, tufted
work, 81.
Mrs. Ingram, Los Angeles, etching
work, 81.
Mrs. Ingram, of Los Angeles, satin
stitch, 81.
Mrs. VIM. Burlington, Los Angeles,
tapestry or cross stitch, 81.
Mrs. L. M. Holmes, Los Angeles,
silk embroidery on flannel, 81.
Mrs. Ingram, Los Angeles, silk en-
hroidery on cotton, 81.
Miss A. Hixson, Los Angeles, drawn
work, 81.
Mrs. VIM. Burlington, Los Angeles,
braiding, 81.
Mrs. Mary l.. Clayton, Los Angeles,
embroidered wool parcel, 81.
Miss A. Hixson, Los Angeles, en-
broidered ottaman cover, 81.
Miss B. D. Lothian, Los Angeles,
sofa cushion, 81.
Miss B. d. Lothian, Los Angeles,
table scarf, 81.
THIRD DEPARTMENT-sECoND CLASS.
Mrs. r. r. Ingram, Los Angeles,
silk quilt, ~.
Mrs. Nina Mckenzie, Los Angeles,
crazy quilt, $2.
Mrs. G. V. R. Davis, Los Angeles,
lambriquin, 81.
Mrs. s. Schollama, Los Angeles,
crochet work on cotton and linen, 81 80.
Mrs. G. GARNER, Los Angeles, quilt
in crochet work, 81.
Mrs. S. Schallows, Los Angeles lace
quilt crochet work, 81.
Mrs. Jane w. Howard, Los Angeles
carriage Afgan in crochet. 81.
Miss Lottie G.. Doan, Los Angeles
greatest valuable crochet work, ~.
Miss Atice Hixon, Los Angeles silk
knitting work, 50.
Mrs ] S Johnson, Los Angeles point
lace, 81.
Mrs. M. Bellevilli, Los Angeles
Mrs. g. w. Fisher, Los Angeles
netting, 81.
Mrs. w. M. Burlington, Los Angeles
darned netting, 81.
Mrs. May F. Clayton, Los Angeles
toilet set, $2.
Mrs. Owen, Los Angeles tidy, ST..
Mrs. J. McClurail, Los Angeles
specimen of shell and moss work COM
bined, 81.
Miss A. Lichtenberger, Los Angeles
specimen bead work, 81.
Miss A. G. Doan, Los Angeles speci-
men hair work, ~.
Nine. A, De La Barre, specimen wax
work. 81.
Mrs. NJ B Decamp, pressed natural
flowers and ferns, 81.
Westover Campbell, cabinet of min
erals and petrifications, $40.
Mrs. Decamp, display California
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